This minimalist wedding shoot was created to show the millenial couples that an industrial venue doesn't mean heavy industrial decor
This gorgeous shoot at Victoria Warehouse was created by Louise from One Stylish Day, and it shows how you can do ethereal and elegant in an industrial space.
The aim of this shoot was to provide inspiration for modern couples, to give them the confidence to think outside the box when planning their wedding. An urban location doesn’t have to mean industrial decor. A warehouse space can be styled in an organic, soft and elegant way and the contrast can be something totally breathtaking!
The bride wore simple, sleek and very stylish gowns with clean lines and modern cuts. Slick hair and dewy, metallic make-up showed the modern, millennial bride.
The exposed brick walls, steel pillars and concrete floors of Victoria Warehouse were the perfect backdrop and a beautiful contrast to the minimal, elegant styling. For the tablescape, draped white linens were layered with a muslin runner and the simplicity of white on white continued with clean organic shaped crockery. Details for texture and interest were added with copper cutlery and concrete candle holders.
The stylists went heavy on the foliage, ivy and olive trailing the table, the walls and hanging overhead. The stationery was copper foiled on Indian handmade cotton rag paper giving gorgeous raw edges and a real tactile finish. Candles were used on mass throughout and created a beautiful soft and very romantic light that washed over the entire space.
The wedding cake was kept very simple and elegant, styled in front of the steel shutters to be washed in the natural light. It was topped with sugar flowers, and the lines were clean for a chic modern look.
The wedding tablescape was decorated with a greenery table runner, candles and marble candle holders and copper cutlery for a texture
the wedidng cake was put in front of the window, styled with greenery on the table and over the cake too
